derive latinul
| Angol | Latin |
|---|---|
| derive [derived, deriving, derives] (obtain (something) from something else) verb [UK: dɪ.ˈraɪv] [US: də.ˈraɪv] | fluereverb |
| derive, get verb | traho [trahere, traxi, tractus](3rd) |
| derive / draw (from) verb | concipio [concipere, concepi, conceptus](3rd) TRANS |
| derive / draw on verb | derivo [derivare, derivavi, derivatus](1st) TRANS dirivo [dirivare, dirivavi, dirivatus](1st) TRANS |
| derive luster verb | splendesco [splendescere, -, -](3rd) |
| derived adjective [UK: dɪ.ˈraɪvd] [US: də.ˈraɪvd] | dedux [(gen.), deducis]adjective defigurstus [defigursta, defigurstum]adjective |
| derived, assumed adjective | adscitus [adscita, adscitum]adjective ascitus [ascita, ascitum]adjective |
| derived, formed by derivation adjective | denominativus [denominativa, denominativum]adjective |
| derived / mined / dug from shafts( / pits L+S) adjective | canalicius [canalicia, canalicium]adjective canaliensis [canaliensis, canaliense]adjective |
| derived from (other words) (of words) adjective | cognominatus [cognominata, cognominatum]adjective |
| derived from a bull adjective | taureus [taurea, taureum]adjective |
| derived from a well adjective | putealis [putealis, puteale]adjective |
| derived from adverb(s) adjective | adverbialis [adverbialis, adverbiale]adjective |
| derived from bark adjective | corticatus [corticata, corticatum]adjective |
| derived from second pressing adjective | deuterius [deuteria, deuterium]adjective |
| derived in ordinary course of law from bride's family (dowry) adjective | profecticius [profecticia, profecticium]adjective profectitius [profectitia, profectitium]adjective |
| abbey derived adjective | abbatialis [abbatialis, abbatiale]adjective |
| abstract, derive verb | detraho [detrahere, detraxi, detractus](3rd) TRANS |
| army-derived adjective | exercitualis [exercitualis, exercituale]adjective |
| characteristic of / proceeding / derived from the devil adjective | diabolicus [diabolica, diabolicum]adjective |
| composite, derived from several sources adjective | confusaneus [confusanea, confusaneum]adjective |
| formed / derived from a compound word adjective | decompositus [decomposita, decompositum]adjective |
| from which thing derives existence adjective | originalis [originalis, originale]adjective |
| G:patronymic, derived from name of father / ancestor w / fix adjective | patronymicus [patronymica, patronymicum]adjective |
| I - St. / Pope 492-496, said Primacy of Pope derived from Christ noun | Gelasius [Gelasi](2nd) M |
| interest-derived adjective | usurarius [usuraria, usurarium]adjective |
| Internet-derived adjective | interretialis [interretialis, interretiale]adjective |
| mission-derived adjective | missionalis [missionalis, missionale]adjective |
| name (additional / derived from a characteristic) noun [UK: ˈneɪm] [US: ˈneɪm] | cognomen [cognominis](3rd) N cognominatio [cognominationis](3rd) F |
| of / derived from a cow adjective | vaccinus [vaccina, vaccinum]adjective |
| of / derived from a sow adjective | scrofinus [scrofina, scrofinum]adjective |
| of / derived from sewage / dung / sewers adjective | cloacarius [cloacaria, cloacarium]adjective |
| of / derived from the iris plant / root adjective | irinus [irina, irinum]adjective |
